The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-11-10

Texas, has recently refused TO try two
cases coming from Greer county, and or
dered them remanded to the courts OF
Greer county for hearing.
Acknowledgement Hogg is in Tyler and
Commissioner Hall is in Dallas. Both
will be home to-day or tomorrow.
From Sundays Dailyl
The state superintendent of education
rules that pupils of the public schools are
subject to the control of Their teachers till
thu pupils return to their homes. The
object of this ruling is TO avoid unru.y
conduct by the children during recess, or
on their way home from school. It is
based upon decisions of the supreme
court of, South Carolina, venness see, Mas
sachusetts and Wisconsin,
Treasury deposits yesterday were 50, 219
for the school fund, and $2,276 for general
revenue.
The charter of the Bluff City Pleasure
Park association, of Corpus Christi, was
filed yesterday.
Governor Ross yesterday appointed NJ.
Drane, James Guritty and s. j. G. John
on, NJ of Corsicspa, managers of the
state orphan asylum at Corsicana.
From Tuesdays Daily
Chartered yesterday: The Clay County
Farmers Alliance Cooperative Trade
association, OF Henrietta; capital, 500
600. The Hampstead Co operative As
ISOLATION Patrons of Husbandry; capital,
100000.
treasury receipts yesterday were $10,-
GOO and disbursements about $4,000.
Comptroller's deposits were about So,
600.
correspondent of the Corpus Christi
Caller, writing from Rio Graude City, be-
Titles the idea that there is such a con
dition of lswlessness i'll that section as
has been represented. He says Captain
Schmidts rangers have arrived on the
scene, and adds that two full companies
of rangers will be necessary along the
border to aid the sheriffs in sup
pressing the deviltry existing. just
how these two statements of The CORE
spondent can be recUnciled is hard to con-
ceive. The Caller should call for an ex-
PLANTATION from its correspondent. If
there is no lawlessness in that section, the
state has been put tn useless expense in
sending rangers there.
A telegram was received at the
governors Office yesterday from
Walker, Fowler d Co., of Gal
weston, stating that the steamship
Altoona, from Colon to Galvt ston, had ar
rived at the latter port with clean bill of
health, but was held in quarantlne; that
she was costing $500 day, and, as DR..
Rutherford was on his his way to Mem
phis, and could not be reached, the gov
ernOr WAS asked to wire DIR.
Blunt to release the vessel. Answer
was returned that DR.. Blunt would
have to follow the quarantine
regulations, as specifically laid down, and
the executive department would declin
to interfere.
Messers. Walker, Fowler d Co. are mis-
taken about DR.. Rutherford's where
abouts, if information here is correct.
Advices at headquarters are to the effect
that he is on scout along the borders of
the Sabine, Red and Arkansas rivers, to
find out if any passengers from cholera
IN 'ectc ships entered the state of Texas.
From Wednesdays Daily
Comptroller's deposits yesterday were
about $4,000.
Chartered: The Caldwell County Ali
ancs Co operative association. Capital,
$4,000.
The penitentiary report for the month |
of September was filed with the comp
troller yesterday. 1t shows the following |
balances.